What makes Flash Mob by Anton Schwartz notable?

Flash Mob received critical acclaim for its inventive arrangements and collaborative spirit, contributing to Schwartz's recognition within the jazz community. The album's unique sound and compositions were highlighted by several jazz critics, earning it a spot on various year-end lists for outstanding jazz releases. Released in 2014, Flash Mob is Anton Schwartz's fifth album, following his 2011 record, The Man Behind the Horn. At this stage in his career, Schwartz had established himself as a notable figure in contemporary jazz, known for his engaging compositions and dynamic performances. This album further solidified his reputation, showcasing his growth as a musician and bandleader.

How many songs are on Flash Mob?

Flash Mob has 11 tracks, running approximately 66 minutes.

Flash Mob

Anton Schwartz · 2014

66 min · 11 tracks · jazz

A vibrant blend of intricate melodies and rhythmic sophistication that invites listeners into a lively jazz conversation.

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Flash Mob — The title track sets the tone with its complex rhythms and interwoven melodies, making it an energetic opener that encapsulates the album's essence.
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Cumulonimbus — This track features soaring harmonies and a rich texture that showcases Schwartz's compositional skills, demonstrating the album's thematic depth.
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La Mesha — With its captivating groove and improvisational flair, this piece highlights the ensemble's chemistry while pushing the boundaries of traditional jazz.

Tracklist

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1 Flash Mob 6:09
2 Swamp Thang 5:09
3 Cumulonimbus 7:48
4 Pangur Ban 6:49
5 Alleybird 6:33
6 Spurious Causes 7:52
7 La Mesha 7:19
8 Epistrophy 4:28
9 Glass Half Missing 6:07
10 The Contender 4:14
11 Dawn Song 4:29

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